House Incorporating Old Pele Tower
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House Incorporating Old Pele Tower
Image: © Charles Rispin Taken: 30 Sep 2006
This building today called "The Old Pele" has previously been named: Croglin Vicarage, Kirkcroglin,and Rectory Farm. The gable end with french windows and window above were once part of Croglin Pele Tower. Croglin village was burned by Scottish raiders in 1346.
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Image Location
Latitude
54.817838
Longitude
-2.662906